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iCam video security app now supports 256-Bit AES encryption & iPhone 5

Posted by Jason Diaz Categories: Utilities, App Updates, $4.99,

iCam iOS app version 2.2

Video security surveillance app maker, SKJM, has updated its iCam app to version 2.2 and added some useful features. iCam now supports 256-Bit AES encryption, motion event image thumbnail gallery style, and supports the iPhone 5 4-inch display size. The update also includes various bug fixes and optimizations. I highly recommend this invaluable app. iCam has motion detection functionality sent via push notifiation alert with support for a bevy of third-party of security surveillance cameras. iCam is universal binary iOS app. Most notable feature: iCam for iPhone can support up to 12 simultaneous live video streams and the iPad up to 16. Don't don't have it? iCam is priced at $4.99 in the App Store.

What's New in Version 2.2

  • Added support for 256-bit AES encryption.
  • Added support for Motion Event Image Thumbnails.
  • Added iPhone 5 screen size optimizations.
  • Fixed various minor bugs.

Be sure to also update the iCamSource application running on your computer(s) to the latest version: http://skjm.com/icam/support.php

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